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MUIRs of Rowallen Castle - General - Family History & Genealogy Message Board - Ancestry.co.uk. Full text of "The historie and descent of the house of Rowallane" Full text of "History of the County of Ayr : with a genealogical account of the families of Ayrshire" Clan Montgomery. Clan Montgomery is a Lowland Scottish clan.

History[edit] Origins of the Clan[edit] The earliest member of the clan in Scotland was Robert of Montgomery, and the earliest possessions of the clan (in Scotland) was Eaglesham, in Renfrewshire.[4] Members of the clan are recorded in the late 13th century Ragman Rolls, but it is not until the 14th century when the family rose in prominence, through a dynastic marriage with the Eglington family.

Through this marriage the clan acquired the Eglington estates; the clan also acquired the lands of the Ardrossan family (which was possibly a branch of the Barclay family).[3] Wars of Scottish Independence[edit] 15th & 16th century Clan Conflicts[edit] The Tournament bridge and Eglinton castle in 1876. Summary. Summary James Hamilton & Hugh Montgomery The Founding Fathers Of The Ulster-Scots James Hamilton (1559 - 1644) and Hugh Montgomery (1560 - 1636) were born in Ayrshire and grew up only five miles away from each other.

Hamilton was the son of Rev. Hans Hamilton, minister of Dunlop, and was one of the founders of Trinity College in Dublin. Montgomery was the son of the Fifth Laird of Braidstane, near Beith, and had fought for a Scottish Regiment in the wars in Holland. 1) Why Were They Interested in Ulster? Full text of "Moir genealogy and collateral lines, with historical notes" Griffith's Valuation. Ireland's History in Maps - Ancient Uladh, Ulidia, the Kingdom of Ulster. Background on Uladh Some of the early "references" of tribal names in Ulster come to us from scholars translating the map of Ireland that Ptolemy provided in the middle of the 2nd century.

Little is known of these tribal names, or exactly where and if they existed under these names. For purposes of sharing one version of these translations the following paragraph is drawn from Samuel Lewis in the early 19th century. About the time of Ptolemy (c.150 AD) the tribes of the Vennicnii and the Rhobogdii are translated to be near the modern county of Donegal, prior to the arrival of the sons of Niall in the 4th century, that is Eoghan of Cenél Eóghain, Conall Gulban of Cenél Conaill, Enda of Cenél nEnnae and Cairbe of Cenél Cairpre. Ptolemy also mentions the country of the Darnii, or Darini, possibly in the present county of Derry, prior to the rise of the O'Cathains, a branch and tributary to the O'Nialls (Northern Uí Neill). The Tribes of Uladh as cited in the genealogies and annals. Ireland's History - Early Irish Tribes, Septs and Clans. History. FileDownload,2322,en.pdf.

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The Scotch-Irish: The Scot in North Britain, North Ireland, and North America Vol.1 New York, NY: G. P. Putnam, 1902. [Boyd] [Bruce] [Eglinton] [Glencairn] [Kennedy] Moore - Scots-Irish. Moore Births and Marriages in Ayrshire. Anglo Scottish Branch Page. Monitor the Internet for Your Hard-to-Find Ancestors Using Software Agents. Search Engines - Genealogy Search Engines. Free Genealogy Search Engine. EARLY SCOTS SETTLERS FROM THE ESTATE OF HUGH MONTGOMERY 1617 & JAMES HAMILTON. Lena McVea: Early Scots Settlers in the County of Down(from The Scots in Ulster - their Denization and Naturalisation by Rev David Stewart, Presbyterian Historical Society, Belfast 1954) Estate of Hugh Montgomery Name Location Date Agnew, Andrew Carneyhill May 20 1617Agnew, Thomas Greyabbey May 20 1617Aicken, John Donaghadee May 20 1617Allen, Patrick Ballydoonan, Donaghadee May 20 1617Anderson, David Castleavery, Scrabo Nov 28 1617Barkley, John Ballyrolly, Donaghadee May 20 1617Barcklie, David ?

Feb 18 1622Barcklie, Elizabeth (nee Cunningham) Feb 18 1622Blair, Beatrix (nee Hamilton, wife of Rev Robert Blair) 1632Boyd, Col. Estate of James Hamilton Approx 244 individuals are listed above. Further names might be found in the 1641 depositions (40 boxes are held in Trinity), and of course the rentrolls in the Hamilton MSS. Navigation. Moore from Newtownards, County Down, Ireland c1840. Log in. MOORE Genealogy. WikiTree is a community of genealogists on a mission to create a 100% free, single family tree.

This is our current MOORE index. If you agree with our 9-Point Honor Code we'd love your help filling in the blanks and fixing mistakes. Do you have a GEDCOM? Register now and have every name in your tree searched. It's free (like everything on WikiTree). Free Family Tree Search Engine. Search Results—FamilySearch.org — Free Family History and Genealogy Records. Records available for John Moore in Ireland. Kilkeel 4. Kilkeel County Down Raymondscountydownwebsite Paper Making at Ballymagart by Dorothea Nicholson Rags make paper, Paper makes money, Money makes banks, Banks make loans, Loans make beggars, Beggars make Rags.

Anon, l8th.C. Ballymagart Mills are situated in a valley to the west of Ballyardel Road; near the White Water River (Grid Reference J 277143). Paper Making Undoubtedly the first paper makers were wasps. Cellulose is the basic material for making paper. A second pounding took place in another trough into which fresh water was added.

Newtownards, a pictorial history - Cunningburn Townland Records. Last Update - 12 August 201317th.

Century known as KinningbourneListed by Surname then Name - 1901~1911 Census at bottom of page 1794 the Flax Mill and the Flour Mill were sold ... 1872 Oyster beds were beaing harvested 7th. June 1879 a Regatta was held 5th. September 1891 a determined suicide 24th. September 1898 a Yawl race was held. McKee K-W. Bbc. NIR-DOWN-L [NIR-DOWN] Re: NIR-DOWN-D Digest V01 #183 Moore Kennedy.

From: "Alice Daniel" <enido@cnl.com.au> Subject: [NIR-DOWN] Re: NIR-DOWN-D Digest V01 #183 Moore Kennedy Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2001 09:52:46 +1000 References: <200107302248.f6UMmU126170@lists2.rootsweb.com> I am so glad to Donaghadee as the Parish of the week Most of my family research centres around there.

Names are John MOORE b. Co Down c.. 1846 Married Isabella TALMAN.Glasserton Wigtown 1853 Issue Sarah b..1874 Dalmellington, James b. 1877 Dalmellington m. Elizabeth (Lizzie) CAMPBELL b.. 1876 they married about 1897 in Donaghadee area George Talman b. Dalmellington m Annie CAMPBELL John b. Lizzie Campbell was the daughter of James CAMPBELL and Mary Jane MCDOWELL all from Donaghadee Their second son John MOORE(my father ) was born in Donaghadee 1904 and migrated to Australia 1926. Irish Ancestry Research Centre » Diploma in Genealogy. Our diploma will get you on the road to practicing as a genealogist.

This diploma is accredited by University College Cork (in Ireland) and is offered in conjunction with its Centre for Adult Continuing Education. It is a traditional course offered on-campus at UCC, specifically tailored for adult learners wishing to obtain third level qualification in history of family and ancestry research. It is a two year programme at NFQ level 7. Brennen Family Chronicles - Christopher E. Brennen. Outline Descendant Tree: MOORE: From Ireland to Tennessee to Arkansas to Texas. Page 15 of 15 [ Home Page | First Page | Previous Page | Next Page | Last Page | Index of Pages ] 3 George MOORE Born: Unknown in Ireland. McCullough K-W. Moore- Findlay -Kircubben/Ballyhalbert - General.

Finlay. Grave Indices « Ballymoney Graveyards. Names in Ballymoney Old Church Graveyard Book There are variations of the spelling of surnames and townlands and spelling errors on the gravestones themselves. The name index states the names of the people mentioned in the text, but not in the family trees. Names in St. Patrick’s Parish Churchyard book Names in Derrykeighan Old Church Graveyard Book. Muir Births and Marriages in Ayrshire. Moore, Donaghadee Family History Local History. Moore Family History Local History. - ScotlandsPeople. Wigtownshire genealogy. If you are uncertain of the location of a place in Wigtownshire, try searching the Where in Wigtownshire is ... ? Pages which locate 1200 places in the county. Once you have located the parish, go to the relevant parish page where a link to Places in .... parish takes you to a selection of online historical and modern maps.

Archives, Libraries and Museums National collections, all with material concerning Wigtownshire: The ScotlandsPeople Centre in Edinburgh provides easy access to Scottish records for family historians. Return to top of page Internet collections: Google Books, the Open Library, the Internet Archive texts and HathiTrust all have scanned copies of historical books about Wigtownshire. Local collections: Wigtownshire Genealogy - Looking 4 Kin Genealogy & Family History Network. The Wigtownshire Pages: Census of 1851 Heads of Household Index, Glasserton. Return to homeReturn to Parish Page Return to Census infoView other parishes - 51 IndexThe following census information was transcribed from Crown public records by Mr.John Roy. Though every effort was made to retain the integrity of the census, we assume no responsibilities for errors or omissions.

This is a finding tool, carefully entered and generously donated by a fellow researcher. As good research practice, we encourage those who find promising leads in the material to verify the entries by examining the census films. Re: John Moore and Isabella Talman were married in Dalmellington,Ayr, Scotland, in 1876, returned to Donaghadee - General - Family History & Genealogy Message Board - Ancestry.co.uk. User Home Pages: The Whitacre & Tallman Family Home Page. User Home Page Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Sandra Kay Tallman. [ Home Page | First Page | Previous Page | Next Page | Last Page ] Generation No. 5 16.

George Tallman, born 1820 in Dartmouth, Devon county, England. He married 17. Sarah Brown 01-06-1846 in Castleboy, Downs, Ireland. 17. 18. Addresses. North Irish Roots, Vol. 9, No. 1 (1998), pp. 45-54. The Birth of an Idea: John Muir’s Wisconsin « Scott Wittman Photographic. November, 1895. John Muir, then 57, his signature long beard beginning to gray, gives a speech at the first official annual meeting of the Sierra Club, which he founded three years earlier and presided over until 1914. Big Willy Ennis of Kircubbin Family History Local History. Sorbie, Wigtownshire genealogy. SCT-WIGTOWNSHIRE-L Re: [WIG] Re: Moore (Muir), Brown, Talman. From: "Alice Daniel" <enido@cnl.com.au> Subject: Re: [WIG] Re: Moore (Muir), Brown, Talman Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2001 14:33:26 +1100 References: <03e101c092ed$1f1a5de0$03518ec6@oemcomputer> Bally N-W. Dictionary of Irish Architects - MOORE, JOHN [1]

Report: Ancestors of Margaret May Harvey. Donaghadee All. Moore A- I. Moore J. Moore M-W. Ulster Towns Directory, 1910: Donaghadee, County Down. Twenty-two miles from Belfast. Chief exports are Cattle and Farm Produce. Geograph Ireland - photograph every grid square! Gallery - The Shamrock and the Maple Leaf. Archived Content This archived Web page remains online for reference, research or recordkeeping purposes.

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